OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, have finally opened the GPT store they announced at their last developer conference, and just two months after that announcement, users have already created over 3 million custom ChatGPTs, some of which are ready to use and achieve meaningful results, and some of which are just for fun.
However, now that the GPT Store is officially open, we expect to see a lot of quality GPTs being shared. The GPT Store is open for ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise users to find GPTs, and you can visit GPTs in ChatGPT to see a variety of custom GPTs.
Explore the latest trends in ChatGPT’s GPT store
The GPT Store features a variety of GPTs developed by our partners and the community. The main page serves as an introduction to popular GPTs, with Featured featuring noteworthy GPTs recommended by OpenAI, Trending featuring popular GPTs, by ChatGPT featuring GPTs created and published by OpenAI, and custom GPTs created by members of the public in selected categories such as DALL-E, Writing, Research, Programming, Education, and Lifestyle.
Featured Categories
The Featured category will introduce new featured GPTs each week, and is expected to operate similarly to a regular app store. For reference, the following GPTs were featured when the GPT Store launched.
- Personalized trail recommendations in AllTrails
- Search and synthesize results from 200 million academic papers with consensus
- Code Tutors, Expand your coding skills with Khan Academy’s Code Tutors
- Find your next read with Books
GPT in other languages
For example, if you want to see Korean GPTs, you can do so by typing the word you’re interested in in the search bar. The order of the list that comes up in the search appears to be in some sort of popularity order.
We still have a long way to go in terms of how people will engage with ChatGPT’s ecosystem through the GPT store and how our revenue model will scale, but our strategy of moving with the ecosystem is definitely a great start.